Re: Water Taxi or Fly?
#59367
11/24/02 12:20 AM
11/24/02 12:20 AM
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Sandshaker
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Clarification: (God this seems difficult....LOL) Plan A: Stay at Belize International and catch a 15 minute flight to San Pedro...$93US, Round trip. Plan B: All of you leave in a cab ($15-$20US split between you, if you can get a van that will accomodate all 4 of you and all your luggage)...ride 30 minutes to Municipal airport...catch the next available flight...$46.50US, round trip...but then what is your return plan????? Going back to Municipal?...back in the cab?...back to International? Good grief!!!! LOL Stick to Plan A...don't make it harder than it is....LOL You are trying to DE-stress, right?...not GET stressed! 
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Re: Water Taxi or Fly?
#59370
11/24/02 06:46 AM
11/24/02 06:46 AM
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seashell
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That's one of the reasons that I don't go to Mexico anymore. And it's not exactly like you can't get screwed in Belize but it's not the same at all and when it happens, ya just don't mind.
A fish and a bird can fall in love, but where will they build their nest?
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Re: Water Taxi or Fly?
#59373
11/24/02 02:26 PM
11/24/02 02:26 PM
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Joined: Aug 2002
Posts: 34
lodell35
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Doglips, We just returned from San Pedro about 3 weeks ago. This is what we did for flights: We took a cab from International that cost us $17.50 US dollars to Belize municipal where we caught a tropic flight over to SP for $26.00 US dollars for a one way flight ($52.00 Roundtrip). We did the same thing going back. It is $93.00 US dollars (roundtrip)to fly from International over to San Pedro. Here is the link to Tropic Air http://www.tropicair.com/ Enjoy, Lauri
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Re: Water Taxi or Fly?
#59374
11/24/02 02:50 PM
11/24/02 02:50 PM
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Posts: 3,054 Asheville, NC USA
Lan Sluder/Belize First
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Righto. The math (figures rounded) is something like this:
You save around US$40 round-trip per adult flying from Muncipal over International. But it costs US$17.50 each way to take a taxi between the two airports.
For one person, you save essentially nothing.
For two persons, you save around $45, but the extra time and hassle probably isn't worth it unless you're on a tight budget.
For three persons, you save US$85 -- that's starting to add up and buys all three of you a nice dinner with drinks in San Pedro.
For four or five (if you can fit the luggage in one taxi) you save US$125 to $165, which is worth the extra hassle for many people.
When flying to other destinations in Belize, there are some savings by flying from Muncipal but generally not as much on a percentage basis.
Besides, Municipal isn't a bad little place -- just an airstrip by the sea, with an A/C waiting room, and you buy a beer across the street. And the taxi ride gives you a chance to see a little of Belize City (the nicer parts mainly).
--Lan Sluder
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